Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-03
HHR CRIMES BILL.
ClOture Enforced During q
Debate In the House
Of Commons.
Gladstone Loudly Cheered
for His Defense
Of ireland.
Schnasbelis Secures an Elk
tension Of His Leave
OF Absence.
Rs-Barial Of Rsssinl-cars and Ware
houses Burned - Boilers Burned-
Decided Adversely % the PlAia-
tlR-Refassd 10 Excuse Him
ReeeivsF Appointed.


In the msuse o9 Csmmons
LoEDoA. May Ain the Hsass Of
Commons tonieh. Heaiy moved that
the nrak clAnss Of the Crimes bill be %
amended aa 10 indicate clearly 90 what
portions Of ireland u would Be appll-
cable. He enzQesaed that the WOfds
| ''pguolaimed distFictan be omitted. and
Kerry. LondsnderEy and Belfast Be In.
serted Ia their stead.
Balfour, Chief Secretary foR Ireland,
declined 20 accede 10 this proposal. BE
said the GoVernment intended 10 spply
the CLAUSE 70 ell parts Of ireland where
the prevalence sf crime testified sach
action.
Mr.. Hsaly asked II blooasiainsd Bel
fast, where the tsoops had been shot
and polieemez murdered, vas 10 90 free
while miserable Fack-rented districts
is the southwest we're 10 be punishea.
Mr.. BAlfour replied that ths Govern
uaent would exercise perfect tmparttality
In sapprsssing disorder svsryWhero.
Labouohers said the scope asd aim Of
the bill vas 70 crush oat the National
ists, leaving OranRemen 10 do anything
l they liked. Tue administration Of Law
vas 90 bound up With the Orange fac
tion that Il could net be impartial.
Gladstone suggested that the words
proclaimed districtsn remain, but the
/ distress be defined under the other
clauses Of the bill. Tue answer of Mr..
Balfour that ell districts would be
| treated impaFtIally vas not sufficient
because the ministers had often referred
TO particular parts Of Ireland where the
bill vas meant b operate. No doubt
the people of Belfast regarded With dis
trust and herror the prevalence Of dis
order 10 their midst, baa the same apol-
oey wss equally Reod for the other dis
tricts. Hear. hearl. Tue conduct Of
some persons In Belfast recently stained
Ireland more than the oondues OF the
people Of any other part Of Ireland had.
(Oheersl.
The amendment proposed By Hsaly,
that inquiry be held only when evidence
was withheld on aosount Of iniimida-
ton, vas rejected. 206 10 ITO. After a
discussion lasting two hours aud q half,
Healy moved that the High Court, and
not the Attorney General, be empowered
With the order of inquiry.
Gibson, Solicitor General for Ireland,
replied that the Cove 'nment vas unable
10 accept the amsndmsnt
Gladstons rising, replied to q state
ment by Elliott, that be (Gladstonel
vas responsible for the equally strong
system Of fVe years ago, aud said that
Elliott overlooked the essential d fer
encs, namely. that his bill had been di-
rected against crime. while the ems N.
der diaaossion vas not. (Ories Of "Oh.
oh ~ "At least" he added, "ths pres
ent bill is directed against not hitherto
cOnaidered crime" ANYWAY, he would
not have renewed his former proposals,
because be was convinced that they only
aggravated The evil.
Haldane, Home Rule Liberal. pro-
posed TO substitute the word '.i1dge"
for "hieh court"
Healy asssntea.
w. II. Smith, First Lord Of the
Treasury, amid cries of "ShameW
moved 10 enforce the olot6ro.
The motion vas carried, 25I 10 l35.
Gladstone and other Opposition lead
era walked slowly into the Opposition
lobby, While the PaFnellites and Glad
stoaians stood cheering wildly. Healy's
smendment vas Feisctea, 26l TO l3S.
Nolan moved 10 report progress on
ths bill.
W. q. Smith said the Government
was unable 10 agree 20 this, bscause
only . OF the 40 amendments 10 the
hrsl olaase had been disposed Of.
Later, however, progress vas reported.
Rxtenaed His Leave of AbseRee.
Pam. Nav 2.-Sohnaebeiis' leave Of
absence from the Office Of OommlssAFy
q Pasny SuR MoseIle, has been ex-
tended two menths. At the cad OF bis
leave be will be entitled 10 retire on q
pension. he ssssrts that the German
Oommissaxy, Gautsch. Who invited him
70 an fnteFVieW, pointed him 10 the
German detectiVe Who arrested bin
The German offisial report Of the atatE
says that q Oommiaaary named Tausoh
vas entrusted with the task Of arresttnR
9ohnaebeIis, and it is probable that the
names Of rausoh and 0autsoh we're IN
eonscieusly mixed By those Who accused
0autseh Of treashery 10 Scbnasbelis.
Ne Burtal 81 Roaslni.
PARu, May 2.-The remains Of com
poser Roanni we're dlsinteFFsd 81 the
Pre- La Ohaiss CsmsteEy yesterday IN
the presence Of the ItaiiAn embassy and
q thron9 Of admirers Of Rossini's works.
There we're Q nambsr Of orations and
| thea . procession Was formed which e.
esrted the o0fna from the oemetery, the
band Of the Republiean Guards playinR
selections from Rossini's works The
remains Of the composer will Be taken
% RloFenes today for re-buFtal. They
will be accompanied By B0its. Verdi
vas asked 70 accompany them. but re-
fused.
Cars ana Warehsuses BsFned.
LounsvrLLE. May 2-Ths large ware
II = a n
Poartssnth and Maple streets. the Iine
story warehouse Of StFaton bFoa-, ad-
| joining, and f0arteea freight cars
morning. Loss, go 900.
Sellers Barst.
PrTrsHUaa, MAY 2-The boilers Of the
touboat =. q. KishsF baFst 81 an eariy
hour this morning while the steamer
vas passing Wood Han, few miles
below this city. A man named Hayes
was instantly killed and tvo others we're
fatally injured.
/ weeideA Adversely 20 the FlAinaiG.
NEw YoEx, May 2.-The aetioB for
absoluts dIV0Fes br0ught By AFA Aliee
lOKsefe aRaisst Ross @inans. the Bal
timors millionaire. has again been De
4 olH4Q aQNtf8ety " 11As AA1 A11Ntat
tern Of the Supreme C5aft today
handed down q decision afhrming tue
Judgment of the court which decided
thnt Mrs. O'ksefs vas sever married 20
WinanA-
sew ReeeiyeF Appointed.
EEv Yonx. Nay 2.-Chisf Justice A.
MoAdaun, Of toe 9 81 COaFt, today re-
moved Ernest HarvisE from the Re
csiversbip Of Barley. CsmpoeIPs estste
And APPOINTED A. n. Palmer. Of the
Maais5n sqaAFs TbeateE. In bis stead.
Refusea 10 Exease Htm.
Erw YoaK, May 2.-wsltsF Delnar,
n Z. T.. OvpsnbsineF 4 Co, vho are
Irving 50 eonpsl toe 81. Louis and 5 a
Frauciseo railroad company 20 PROD aes
toetr transfer books fer inspsetion, vas
ossors The sapreme Co1rt tod.y. h
iufarmed the eo1Ft that Il Wes knoW1
thAf be fntends6 70 90 10 81 Louis 10
uaorro1 % attend the annual meeting
N s. LOuis and thai sOne peeaiIal